The UNESCO World Heritage site of the Episcopal Complex and Euphrasian Basilica in Poreč, Croatia, is a complex of early Christian monuments and buildings. In particular, there has been basilicas constructed on this site since the second century AD, when Christianity was still illegal under Roman law. This was a beautiful spot on the Croatian coastline, and I loved the incredible mosaics on the walls and floors of the basilica - stay right to the end for the best view!
To see my other UNESCO World Heritage sites in Croatia:
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For other Roman Ruins, check out:
Historic City of Bath: [ Ссылка ]
Roman Walls of Lugo: [ Ссылка ]
Gold Mines of Las Medulas: [ Ссылка ]
Roman Ruins of Merida: [ Ссылка ]
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